Carol Weesner, MD

Owner/Medical Director

Carol has been an emergency medicine physician for over 30 years and currently is still a practicing Emergency Physician. She has owned and managed two emergency medicine physician groups where she was responsible for operations, personnel, and education. She is active in the day-to-day operations, management, and ongoing development of Motion 4 Life Fitness.

She is an avid basketball fan and may have given Larry Bird a run for his money before a knee injury cut short her collegiate career at the University of Chicago (ok,….maybe that is a bit of a stretch with LB….). Her favorite literary character is Bernie Rhodenbarr and favorite leading men on television are Perry Mason and Leroy Jethro Gibbs.

Carol is most grateful in her life for having a wonderful family that is part of her everyday world.

Katrina “Kat” Archer

BS Exercise Science, CPT

Personal Trainer 

Katrina received her BS in Exercise Science from Ball State University. She has a background in Cardiac Rehabilitation and holds an Exercise is Medicine Credential through the American College of Sports Medicine. Katrina was a competitive gymnast and coached Club and High School gymnastics for 15 years. She has her Personal Training Certification through the American College of Sports Medicine.  

Katrina enjoys participating in running events and her fondest running memory is completing the Marine Corps Marathon as part of Team Run For Autism. In her spare time Katrina enjoys traveling with her husband. National Parks and ocean air are two of their favorite vacation destinations. Katrina loves when she can spend time with her three adult children and her granddaughter.

Dan Scripter 

BS & MS Kinesiology, A.C.E., CPT, CMES, GFI

Personal Trainer

Dan brings nearly two decades of experience to the fitness field, having earned his personal training certification in 2008. He is a proud graduate of Indiana University Bloomington, where he completed both his bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Kinesiology with concentrations in Fitness, Wellness, and Fitness Management.

He spent almost ten years in campus recreation, overseeing fitness facilities, managing fitness programs, and supporting a wide range of wellness initiatives. After years of leadership and program development, Dan is thrilled to be working as a full‑time trainer and bringing his expertise directly to the clients he serves.

Beyond his professional background, Dan is a dedicated martial arts practitioner with 25 years of training. He enjoys staying active, watching movies, and spending time gaming with friends.

 

Autumn Kolpin

BS Exercise Science

Personal Trainer

Autumn hails from Iowa and earned her BA in Exercise Science from Iowa State University. In addition to experience with cardiac and pulmonary rehab, Autumn has served as a personal trainer with older adults, a population with whom she enjoys working. 

Autumn enjoys spending time with family and friends and being outdoors!  When she can, she spends time at the lake soaking up the sun, enjoying a boat ride, and paddle boarding.

 

 

Lisa Naughton

E-RYT 200

Yoga Instructor

Lisa is an experienced yoga practitioner with a deep-rooted passion for the ancient practice. For the past two decades, she has dedicated herself to exploring the transformative power of yoga and integrating its teachings into her life. Lisa’s journey began as a personal exploration of self-discovery and self-care, but it quickly evolved into a lifelong commitment and a path she felt compelled to share with others.

 Inspired by her own transformation and eagerness to spread the benefits of yoga to others, Lisa embarked on a teaching journey six years ago. Since then, she has touched the lives of many students, guiding them on their own yoga journeys. Her teaching style is characterized by warmth, compassion, and a deep respect for each individual’s unique needs and limitations.

 Lisa’s classes are a harmonious blend of physical asanas (postures), pranayama (breathing exercises), and meditation, carefully designed to create a holistic and balanced experience. Her sequencing is creative and thoughtful, allowing students to explore their bodies, release tension, and discover new possibilities within themselves. Lisa fosters a non-judgmental and inclusive environment where students of all levels feel welcomed and supported.

 

Valerie Weesner, PhD

Staff Psychologist

Valerie is a licensed clinical psychologist. She received her PhD from the State University of New York at Buffalo. She did her internship at the Worcester Youth Guidance Center in Worcester, Massachusetts with a focus on child and family therapy. She has been in practice in Indianapolis since 1993 and has worked with children, adolescents, adults and families in a variety of settings including in private practice. Valerie joined the IU Health Charis Center for Eating Disorders in 2009 and became the clinical director in 2012. She is an artist and enjoys painting, and makes the world’s best brownies and spaghetti sauce.

Tom Weesner

President

Tom brings a diverse background of experience including corporate strategic marketing/planning, sales, consulting, facility management, and construction. His experience with large Fortune 100 companies and the demands of running his own business give him a unique perspective on business operations.

He is a master at problem solving, the development of streamlined procedures/systems, outcome optimization, customer service strategies, and risk management. He is a firm believer of continuous quality improvement and fostering a creative, collaborative work environment.

Tom is a graduate of Miami University (Ohio), enjoys reading, and can hit a softball a county mile. His passion is working with youth and developing their gifts and talents. He has published a book written by Leaders In Action, a youth program he started in the Mapleton Fall Creek neighborhood near Broadway Methodist Church. The Untitled Book: Different Opinions of Different Minds presents the raw, open and candid thoughts and feelings of the group’s members. The book was used in several universities as a text to help college students better understand inner-city youth.